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- ASNOVA (Russian: АСНОВА; abbreviation for Russian: АСсоциация НОВых Архитекторов, ****ociation of New Architects) was an Avant-Garde architectural ****ociation...
- 1921, which was led by the architect Nikolai Ladovsky, which was called ASNOVA (****ociation of new architects). The teaching methods were both functional...
- ****ociation of New Architects (ASNOVA) and designed the only issue of the ****ociation's journal Izvestiia ASNOVA (News of ASNOVA) in 1926. Back in the USSR...
- further explored this concept. More specifically, the Soviet Modernist group ASNOVA were known as 'the Rationalists'. Rational Architecture (Italian: Architettura...
- rational and must serve the utmost human need - the need to orient in space. ASNOVA, the union of rationalist architects, was founded in 1923; members typically...
- life of 1920s Russia. One of these was the ****ociation of New Architects (ASNOVA), formed in 1923, which promoted the idea of synthesising architecture and...
- scale and was installed in October 2014. In 1922 one of the members of ASNOVA Vladimir Krinsky made a "Radio speaker of the Revolution" mural with a picture...
- proposal was later po****rized by Balikhin's rationalist movement, the ASNOVA, but gained little recognition. The decision to build the "House of Congresses"...
- of the ****ociation's journal Izvestiia ASNOVA (News of ASNOVA) in 1926. After Ladovsky broke away from ASNOVA and formed the ****ociation of Architect-Urbanists...
- Nikolai Ladovsky and Konstantin Melnikov. She graduated in 1928, a member of ASNOVA. She entered the Design and Planning Workshop at the TsPKiO, named after...